THE SEA INSIDE FILM AS LITERATURE REVIEW..

WELL MY OPINION ON THE MOVIE WAS I LIKED IT. SOME OF THE PARTS IF MADE ME LAUGH AND THERE WERE SAD MOMENTS AND WHAT NOT AND I HATED HOW HE WANTED TO DIE WHEN HE COULD HAVE WAITED UNTIL HIS TIME WOULD ARRIVE BUT HE HAD CHOSEN TO DIE BECAUSE HE THIS SICKNESS FOR SOME 28 OR 29 YEARS WOW! HES REALLY SMART AND ANOTHER THING I HATED ABOUT HIM IS HE WAS SO SELFISH IT'S LIKE NON OF HIS FAMILY MEMBERS EXIST IT'S ALWAYS ME,ME,ME.
THE ASPECTS OF THE FILM IS THE CHARACTERS WE GREAT WITH THERE ACTING THEY MADE IT LIKE IT WAS REALISTIC AND WHAT NOT. THE POINT OF VIEW WAS ALSO GOOD.
THE CINEMATIC ASPECTS THE CAMERA MOVEMENT WAS AWESOME HOW THEY MOVES SIDE TO SIDE AND CHARACTER TO CHARACTER.
I WOULD COMPARE SEA INSIDE AND THE DIVING BELL IS THAT JEAN BAUBY AND RAMON THEY WERE BOTH SAME BECAUSE THEY COULDN'T ANYTHINGS FOR THEM SELF'S AND ETC....
I ALSO THINK PEOPLE SHOULD THIS MOVIE BECAUSE I REALLY LIKED AND IF I LIKED THEN I WOULD THINK PEOPLE WOULD LIKE IT.

This is my post no: 10

Vocabs:
Rudder (100) Noun: a vertical blade at the stern of a vessel that can be turned horizontally to change the vessel's direction when in motion.
Preachments (100): A tiresome or unwelcome moral lecture or discourse; tedious sermonizing.
Frantic (103) Adjective: desperate or wild with excitement, passion, fear, pain, etc.; frenzied.
Pagan (109) Noun: one of a people or community observing a polytheistic religion, as the ancient Romans and Greeks.
Autonomous (121) Adjective: self-governing; independent; subject to its own laws only.
Quotes:
Pg 108: "Every man for himself". This means that in prison that every man does everything for himself but they have to still ask permission.
Pg 109: "Competition". It means in prison to these guys everything means competition.
Pg 114: "Cool Off". This means like calm down stop freaking out something like that.
Pg 117: "free". It means that when they leave prison or where ever they were they become a free person it depends on what they did and what not.

This is my post no: 9

Dear soul on ice dude,
SO, far in my book he talks about how his past was so cruel and how things were rough back than, and etc. but, I really enjoyed the book and so far he still talks about his daily routine and what not and how there are fights regularly in the prison and that’s so far where I am in my book.AND I CAN'T WAIT TO FINISH AND ENJOY THE REST OF THE BOOK...............

HEY THIS IS MY POST B:

VOCABS:
Rudder (100) Noun: a vertical blade at the stern of a vessel that can be turned horizontally to change the vessel's direction when in motion.
Preachments (100): A tiresome or unwelcome moral lecture or discourse; tedious sermonizing.
Frantic (103) Adjective: desperate or wild with excitement, passion, fear, pain, etc.; frenzied.
Pagan (109) Noun: one of a people or community observing a polytheistic religion, as the ancient Romans and Greeks.
Autonomous (121) Adjective: self-governing; independent; subject to its own laws only.
QOUTES:
Pg 108: "Every man for himself". This means that in prison that every man does everything for himself but they have to still ask permission.
Pg 109: "Competition". It means in prison to these guys everything means competition.
Pg 114: "Cool Off". This means like calm down stop freaking out something like that.
Pg 117: "free". It means that when they leave prison or where ever they were they become a free person it depends on what they did and what not.

HEY THIS MY POST A:

Dear soul on ice dude,
SO, far in my book he talks about how his past was so cruel and how things were rough back than, and etc. but, I really enjoyed the book and so far he still talks about his daily routine and what not and how there are fights regularly in the prison and that’s so far where I am in my book. And, i am really enjoying the book so far and i can't wait to finish it.

HEY THI3 I3 MY POST B:

VOCAB~
CALISTHENICS(66) (NOUN): Gymnastic exercises designed to develop physical health and vigor, usually performed with little or no special apparatus.
TIER(66)(NOUN): One of a series of rows or ranks rising one behind or above another, as of seats in an amphitheater, boxes in a theater, guns in a man-of-war, or oars in an ancient galley.
SOLITUDE(66)(NOUN): The state of being or living alone; seclusion.
INTRIQUE(71)(VERB): To arouse the curiosity or interest of by unusual, new, or otherwise fascinating or compelling qualities; appeal strongly to; captivate.
CONSUMES(71)(VERB): To take in as food; eat or drink up.
QOUTES:
"I SEE THROUGH YOU EVERY DAT"(69): WHAT THAT QUOTE MEANS IS HE SAYS HE SEES JESUS EVERY DAY THROUGH HIMSLEF..................

HEY THI3 I3 MY POST A:

DEAR SOUL ON ICE PERSON,
I LOVE YOUR BOOK I THINK IT'S LIKE THE BEST BOOK AND I LIKE IT SO FAR AND HOW IS DONE PERFECTLY WITH YOUR BIG WORDS LOL BUT YEAH. ALSO, IF I WAS THE EDITOR I WOULD MAKE YOUR BOOK THE BEST SELLING BOOK EVER. BUT SO FAR IN THE BOOK WHERE I AM HE'S TALKING ABOUT HOW HE GOES ON WITH HIS DAILY RUTINE AND WHAT NOT........

H3Y THIS IS MY POST A:

SO, FAR IN THE BOOK HE'S WRITING ABOUT HOW HE MOVED ON FROM A CATHOLIC AND BECAME A BLACK MUSLIM.AND THERE'S THIS TEACHER WHO COMES TO THEM LIKE EVERYDAY EXCEPT FOR SUNDAYS BECAUSE, THE SECURITY CAN'T STAND HIM.SO EVERYDAY EXCEPT FOR SUNDAY HE COMES AND TEACHES THEM ABOUT DIFFERENT KINDS OF RELIGION AND THEY ENJOY LEARNING IT AND KNOWING THE DIFFERENT RELIGION AND I THINK ITS REALLY COOL THE TEACHER GETS REALLY TICKS OF WHEN THE STUDENTS SMOKE, TALK IN CLASS IF IT'S RELIGIOSITY THING RELATE THEN HE'LL LET THEM.BUT ANY OTHER WAY THEY ALL ENJOY THEM AND THAT'S HOW FAR THEY ARE.

H3Y DIS IS MY POST B:

Vocab~
Bourgeoisie(49):In Marxist theory, the social group opposed to the proletariat in the class struggle.
Fervor(49):great warmth and earnestness of feeling.
Dregs(55):the sediment of liquids; lees; grounds.
Dogmatic(56):of, pertaining to, or of the nature of a dogma or dogmas; doctrinal.
Audacious(56):extremely bold or daring; recklessly brave; fearless.
Quote~
:Leave this room"(56) What this means is when you smoke or talk or do something that the teacher doesn't like you will be asked to leave this happened to a substitute teacher as he was coming in he was smoking and the the teacher caught him and he was asked to leave.

~Diving Bell and the butterfly weekend homework~

Well, I thought the book was really overall OK, but sad. In beginning of the book he was talking about how his life was so wonderful until this stroke happened to him. And how much he wanted to spend time with his son and correct me if I am wrong but the book was alright there were so many sad parts and more likely disgusting part like when they had to sew his left eye shut because it wasn't working well, like the other eye. I thought that part really grossed me out. Then his he starts to talk about how his life as a rich man was and etc. In this book what I thought was really funny was how he fell in love with the empress. I was thinking to myself how do you fall in love with the empress. But on the hand he was also talking about his girlfriend Florence. I thought she was weird she was telling him where to go and what not. Then towards then, but almost there was chapter called “THE VEGETABLE” and I thought to myself what is this chapter about the vegetable at first I thought it would be weird to call a chapter the vegetable, then I understood what it was about and it was about how he couldn't’t talk, move, hear that well, eat or do anything, and there were rumors going in his office area where he works and people are saying things and half of them are scared to come in and see for them self’s. He tries to act like he can do it. Then towards the end of the book he talks about well he kind of wraps it up with what really happened with the stroke he kind of told us how his day was supposed to be without the stroke happening. And I kind of got confused with it , but I thought the book was awesome because it was like him blinding the letter out that is so cool…………

HEY THIS MY POST B.

VOCAB:
PENITENT:(37)~feeling or expressing sorrow for sin or wrongdoing and disposed to atonement and amendment; repentant; contrite.
STUPOR:(37)~suspension or great diminution of sensibility, as in disease or as caused by narcotics, intoxicants, etc.
STYMIED:(38)~an instance of a ball's lying on a direct line between the cup and the ball of an opponent about to putt.
REPUDIATE:(41)~to reject as having no authority or binding force.
QUOTE:
"HOME BOY, THEM BROTHERS IS TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS!"(46).THEY MEANT BY THAT. IS A GUY IS DOING HIS BUSINESS IN THE STREETS LIKE SELLING CRACK COCAINE.

HEY THIS IS MY POST A

SO FAR, IN MY BOOK THAT I AM READING SOUL ON ICE IS REALLY GETTING TO THE INTERESTING PARTS AND NOW HE'S WRITING A NOTE TO HIM SELF TALKING ABOUT HOW MUCH HE LOVES HIS LAWYER AND HOW THEY ARE ALWAYS ON THE SAME SIDE. AND HOW HIS LAWYER SAYS THAT HE DOESN'T LOVE HER IT JUST LUST AND GRATITUDE. AND HE'S ALWAYS LIKE NO NO I LOVE YOU. AND HE TALKS ABOUT HOW HE TALKS TO HER IN HIS SLEEP WITH LONG DIALOUGES.HE ALSO DREAMS ABOUT HER WHEN HE'S SLEEPING AND HE SAYS HE SLEEPS REALLY DEEPLY WHEN HE THINKS ABOUT HER.SO I THOUGHT THAT WAS INTERESTING AND KIND OF FUNNY IF YOU LOOK AT IT THAT WAY.